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Copyright © President & Fellows of Harvard College
MBA Class of 2010, Baker Library Orientation, September 2008
Cynthia ChurchwellEmilie CodegaMeghan Dolan
Poping LinLinda Rosen
Andrea Schulman
Baker Library Services
Getting an Edge at HBS:Leveraging Baker Library
Goals of this Presentation
1. Inform you how Baker can give you an edge
throughout
your HBS career and beyond
2. Provide basic information on navigating our website
and
our services
3. Invite you to the other Baker Library Open House
Activities
“Knowing where and how to
find critical information is often
the difference between
successful and unsuccessful
decisions.”
Professor David A. GarvinC. Roland Christensen Professor of Business Administration
MBA Key Activities
1. Stay informed – know what’s happening in business
2. Prepare for class discussion
3. Career development
4. Internship
5. Research projects – Field Studies, Business Plan Contest
Task: Prepare for Class Discussion
How Baker can help
• Look up a fact, definition or key concept
• Get background on topic or function under discussion
• Quiet place to study
Task: Prepare for Class Discussion: Background information
Analyst reportsBaker research
guides
Recommended
textbook
Task: Internship, Field Study, or Business Plan Contest
Market Data
Financial market
data
Competitive landscape
Special reports
Baker Library: More than a Building
Service
Contact information:
– Phone: 617-495-6040– E-mail: [email protected]– Schedule an appointment
Baker Library Services: Information Sessions
Upcoming sessions to look out for : September & October:• Bloomberg Training: Getting Started• Bloomberg Training: Introduction to API • Leveraging Baker Resources to support your Field
Study Research • Leveraging Baker Resources for your Job Search
Check the MBA Event Calendar for more information!
"The ability to do your own business
intelligence data gathering and
analysis is one of the key skills you
need to learn while at HBS. The Baker
Library resources will be invaluable
to you."
Professor Lynda M. ApplegateHenry R. Byers Professor of Business Administration